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Monday Mini-Review: THE BIRD CATCHER is an appealing introduction to Bangladeshi-American fiction
Natalia Sylvester: The Book That Made Me Want to Be a Writer
Five Reasons You Should Toot Someone Else's Horn
EVERYTHING UNDER reinvents the Oedipus myth to explore contemporary fate and free will
Just in time for Cyber Monday...it's a 12-book giveaway!
Celeste Ng shares a favorite hidden gem: The Celestials by Karen Shepard
Rebecca Makkai explores the varieties of literary mansplaining
WAYS TO DISAPPEAR explores a life in translation in modern Brazil
The Things That Write Me: From Myths and Grandmothers to the Lives of Modern Women
Not Feckless: A Writer Becomes a Publisher in a Moment of Rage
Book Chat: Virginia Pye talks about her new book, Shelf Life of Happiness, with Margaret Grant
Keija Parssinen: Writing Out of Rage (How Sexual Politics Inspired “The Unraveling of Mercy Louis”)
THE NATURAL WAY OF THINGS imagines a world in which misogyny is taken to new extremes
Rene Steinke: On Elizabeth Bishop, Teaching, and "A Perfectly Useless Concentration"
OF THINGS GONE ASTRAY offers a captivating journey through loss and rediscovery
An American writer’s trip to Honduras brings her face-to-face with complex, heart-wrenching issues
National Book Foundation announces “5 Under 35” award recipients
My Summer Without Men (Writers): Anne Korkeakivi
Melissa Duclos: When People Ask Me If My Novel is True
HOW I BECAME A NORTH KOREAN an absorbing story of three young people struggling for their freedom
Elise Blackwell on Writing as an Approach to Life
Caroline Leavitt and Suzanne Simonetti discuss challenges, craft of writing fiction
Elizabeth Poliner: How mapping the stories of Alice Munro made me a better writer
Want to Write Like a Writer? Read Like One First
A writer's research trip to Honduras forces her to confront life-changing issues
Readers Revealed: What I Learned as an Author by Working in an Indie Bookstore
What I Didn’t Know: Chaitali Sen on the writing of THE PATHLESS SKY
SWAP/MEET's flash fiction condenses nine lives into bittersweet classified ads
Authors in Conversation: Paula Whyman talks with Leslie Pietrzyk about her new novel, SILVER GIRL
Desiree Zamorano: Therapy saved me as a writer
Janet Benton: Stories Have Made Me Who I Am
Dinner and Conversation with Jane Delury and Jessica Anya Blau
Karin Lin-Greenberg on Drawing and Writing: One Thing at a Time
Rebecca Makkai on the varieties of Literary Mansplaining
Brooklyn, Montana: Carrie La Seur on the power of place
EVENTIDE probes the midlife crisis of a college professor with the skill of a brain surgeon
Mary Vensel White: On Touchstones and Finding Writing Support Systems
Author Conversation: Hilary Zaid talks with Rachel Hall about her debut novel, PAPER IS WHITE
Gayle Brandeis: When Fiction Comes True
Short Story Month recommendations: THIS IS PARADISE
Short Story Month recommendations: FAULTY PREDICTIONS
Short Story Month recommendations: DIFFICULT WOMEN
The legacy of inherited PTSD: Reckoning with a traumatic past
Short Story Month recommendations: BOBCAT AND OTHER STORIES
Short Story Month recommendations: KNOW THE MOTHER
Short Story Month recommendations: THE UN-AMERICANS
Fenceless: Why fences, real and writing, only confine us
Short Story Month recommendations: FOOLS
Short Story Month recommendations: BRIGHT SHARDS OF SOMEPLACE ELSE
Short Story Month recommendations: THE OTHER LANGUAGE
Wanting Only to Be Heard: The Emerging Author As a Woman
Short Story Month recommendations: IN THE COUNTRY
Short Story Month recommendations: MUSIC FOR WARTIME
Short Story Month recommendations: THE LOSS OF ALL LOST THINGS
Short Story Month recommendations: NEWS FROM HEAVEN
Short Story Month recommendations: HALF IN LOVE
Authors in Conversation: Mary Morris discusses GATEWAY TO THE MOON with Michelle Brafman
Ellen Urbani: There is No Such Thing as a True Story
Jodi Paloni: May is the kindest month
Ellen Notbohm: The Right Tool for the Job
KIND OF KIN addresses immigration from multiple perspectives, with powerful results
Bernadette Murphy: X Games for Nerds
Read Her Like an Open Book returns from the Year of Living Stressfully
My Novel/My Selves: Using Subpersonalities to Create Fictional Characters
National Book Critics Circle announces finalists for 2017 awards
Author Interview: Helen Epstein on THE LONG HALF-LIVES OF LOVE AND TRAUMA: A MEMOIR
THE LONG HALF-LIVES OF LOVE AND TRAUMA a timely memoir of abuse and psychotherapy